Whachudoin’, Nicola Yoon – The Sequel
Instructions for Dancing is out now & ready to steal your heart, which means the always wonderful Nicola Yoon is back on Geek Girl Riot to talk all about it and more in her second Whachudoin’? episode.
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Instructions for Dancing is out now & ready to steal your heart, which means the always wonderful Nicola Yoon is back on Geek Girl Riot to talk all about it and more in her second Whachudoin’? episode.
Nick Major & Steven Bryan Jackson give and in-depth, spoiler review of Zack Snyder’s new film ‘Army of the Dead’.
Geek Girl Riot celebrates Netflix’s new series High on the Hog before throwing it back to some classic trainwrecks. Then we revisit some interviews with the cast & crew of Finding You.
Liquid Crystal is a five-song EP clocking in at just over half an hour but it feels longer in the best possible way.
This week on Geek Girl Riot we get into The Art Episode—talking all things creativity with Fantastic Forum. Then Finding You stars Rose Reid and Jedidiah Goodacre drop in along with writer/director Brian Baugh to get you ready to see the new film.
Jake Paul has been banned form the upcoming boxing fight between his brother, Logan Paul, and boxing legend Floyd Mayweather.
In this episode of DISPOSABLE HEROES, I sit down with Chuck Comeau, the driving force on and off stage for the Canadian hammers Simple Plan. We chat about his influential bands impact on pop punk, how Mark Hoppus took them under his wing, to finding out what tik tok is via the “I’m just a kid challenge”, and all the viral magic that unfolded from there. You won’t want to miss this most special episode, so tune out and tune in, and be sure to check Chuck’s band out online at simpleplan.com
We’re ringing that spoiler siren because Geek Girl Riot is diving all the way into The Falcon and The Winter Soldier AND Invincible. Yup, put your fists up and come get rowdy with us, ’cause both these shows fight hard, fast & dirty.
This week we chinwag about a funny story Jess encountered with her pup, Pepe. Afterward we chat with Kristina London, founder of Amplify Her Voice. From a young age, founder Kristina London knew that she wanted a career in the music industry. However, while working her first few internships and jobs in the music industry, the gender divide became abundantly clear. In May 2019, London used her background in marketing and social media to create an active online space for women in the music industry to learn and find a sense of community. Within just a couple of months, London was collaborating with major music festivals, businesses, and artists to further promote equality in music. In less than a year, the account organically reached over 10,000 followers and is continuing to grow as they expand their online community. Amplify Her Voice is an online platform that boldly confronts gender inequality in the music industry. They are dedicated to helping advance the careers of women in music through educational, networking, and creative opportunities. With these initiatives, they aim to provide our community the tools and support to confidently pursue a career in the music industry.
There were moments listening to this album that I was sure I was hearing the future, and there were moments where I was just as sure that the mid-70s lineup of Canadian prog gods Rush had somehow travelled forward in time and possessed the bodies of younger men to make some of these songs.
